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Chicago examiner iw â– _. mvm\x " m the weather im : r.^bchicago and vlclnlty generally a i Â«Â£ fair thursday and friday llflhtly l j ' colder thursday moderate north to 3 ' * Â«. __ wmmw . jfcjj northwest winds becoming variable am vol viii no 44 a m thursday february 10 1 910 18 pages rp ( mm wimini * ' i . ji jl 60 to ibe fluto show m t i gs for information on most of the cars as p \ vjy well as many exceptional bargains ln Â«_ j a \ second-hand and rebuilt machines see the 4 j examiner want flfls jj price one cent delivered by carrier rim tn v>-.ph ao o>bt per moat ___ | 512.425.000 for deep waterways utica to lockport is given million rivers and harbors commit tee bill ready adoption will mean 14-foot canal cairo to gulf 4,500,000 ohio river gets 4,175,000 lyman cooley and col bixby for commission washington d c feb 9 of a total of about 45,000,000 to be carried by the rivers ond harbors bill nearly one tlilrd or 12,425,000 is to go to the mississippi river and its tributaries or to the ultimate deep waterway through the heart of the country it practically commits congress and the government to grant the prayer of the deep waterway con gress fourteen feet through the valley i the bill will be ' reported inte to-morrow it j is expected it should not be understood that the 512.425.000 is all to go to the deep water way proper the lnkes-to-the-gnlf route gets a total of 5,250,000 distributed as fol 1 lows lockport to ciica canal 1,000,000 avail able after certain preliminaries mississippi hiver from st louis to cairo for preliminary work and plans 750,000 lower mississippi from cairo to the gulf for revetment nnd regulating chan nel 4,500.1)00 2,500,000 in the rivers and harbors bill proper and 2,000,000 in the andry civil appropriations bill for con tinuing contracts ohio river gets ivlost the remainder of the big appropriation roes as follows missouri kiver from st louis to kansas city 1,000,000 the upper mississippi from the Illinois river to min neapolis 1,000,000 and for the ohio river 4.l7ijigoo it will be observed that the ohio pi^er really gets the ffoii'i sh.ir that va ia be expected the resilient has strongly indorsed that scheme and it was the only one he did specifically app'.'ove in lis trip flown it river but the advocates of the i real eep waterway projet now feel that i ohio wl'l be appeased and that ihe presi jent will sign the bill for the other im < nrovements the 1,000,000 specifically for the lock i port-to-utica canal is to he avsilable by 1 l december 1 next after certain preliminary 1 bk work has been done that new work is to mv consist first of all of a new survey in con ' nection with the state and a report as tot whether it will be advisable to co-operate i with the state in its plans the survey and plans arc tn te made by a special board composed of four army en gineers and one engineer from civil life it i is specifically stated that the chairman of | the last board shall be the chairman of the ! new one and that chairman is colonel . bixby who is regarded as being f rieudly j to the underta__g ii cooley fo be on board f lyman k cooley is now slated fur the civilian place on the board as he to the ) most enthusiastic deep waterway advocate ' of them all it is especially provided in the bill that the report of the board shall be ready when the next session of con gress is convened so that the plans can be approved immediately and the 1,000,000 , r-ppropriation made available for immediate work the wnvli of the board is not to come out of the 1,000,000 there being a special appropriation of 50,000 for the survey snd plans the members of the board are j to be allowed 6,000 a year but their pay s army officers is to be deducted from , that salary whether or not the proposition of the j bill will interfere with the plans of gov 1 ernor deneen for the slate remains to be ( seen it is claimed by the advocates of , 1t that the state and the government c%n ( work in perfect harmony and that the tate can start its work as soon os it pleases it is in the plans of the rivers and har-j â€¢ bors committee that the cooley scheme j of locks and dams for the mississippi be _ tween st louis and cairo shall be adopt 1 ed also ' with two dams one ftt jefferson bar â€¢ racks mo and the other at commerce â€¢< til lt is claimed that water power snf - sclent to pay for the maintenance of the ' whole reach of the riter can be gen , rated , calls john l bigamist f^flr.f wife declarer sullivan's di vorce waa illegal providence r 1 feb 0.-mr annie batep sullivan who was the wife of the former poglllst john l sullivan vho ecentiy went through a marriage ceremony vit anoth4Â»r woman said to-day obe !â– t.tiimhe legal wife of sullivan home ttme ago my lawyer told me to write to bj e clfrk of the court at Chicago and uak pam to eÂ«-nd me a copy of the divorce ha-yere which mr hulli-aa wan aald to ree e got there mrs hnlllvan al<l i wjislved a letti-r from the clerk of the papfeaabls morning saying there are no with my signature " ihmwm tot-b j"hn l sullivan waa legally - hlca^n from mra annie bates sullivan in jtlee^b and that mrs snillvan had ample aertio^^f the proceedings is the as li.e awh c e shearn chief clerk ln â– _! â– â– __ " financier mentioned as ambassador to london paul morton slated for british embassy financier and former naval head said to be acceptable to england as reid's successor washington feb o.â€”lt was rumored to-day in high diplomatic circles tbat the british embassy has transmitted to the state department the acceptability of paul morton former secretary of the navy and now president of the equitable life as surance society for the american ambas sadorship to london developments during the last week in the international field have been such as to make it imperative for this government lo appoint whiteiaw iteid's successor at once instead of waiting indefinitely as had been planned by the president . _ it is held by european diplomats that mr morton's appointment would be an other wedge of the j r morgan influence in europe as the former is essentially a morgan man robert bacon the american ambassador ro fraavrj is also a rfiember o the same financial group which is now acting in unison with the administration new-york feb d.-mr morton when seen at his home in this city this evening said â€¢' â– â– â– i have not been tendered the ambassa dorship to london to succeed mr reid if there is any such intention i know nothing v.-hitev..r t it tii.u is the fllst intimation i have had that any such re port was in circulutij'i burglars minister to sick man they rob give victim glass of fresh water and medicine as they steal his property burglars with the instincts of good samaritans invaded the flat occupied by jj 8 mecuuough and his family at 4131 indiana avenne mtorday afternoon al though the thieves carried away with them nearly 500 worth of property belonging to mr mccullough who is ill they took time to make him comfortable and ministered to his wants as gently as trained nurses mr mccullough has been ill for several weeks none of the other members of th.e family was at home yesterday afternoon the burglars got into the flat by means of skeleton keys they gttthered together all the clothing jewelry and small articles one of the intruders chatted sympatheti cally with mr mccullough while his com panion assembled the loot , the genial thief observed that a glass of water on a table at sir mccullough's bedside was stale and brought him another both thieves asked him if it was not time for him to take his medicine ahil when he re plied in the affirmative they measured out a dose and administered it when they deported they wished the sick . man a speedy recovery sully in 10,000,000 deal washington feb o john hays hnmmond and daniel j sully associated with several men prominent ln the i-otton business iu the south are planning the or ganization of a cotton securities corpora tion which probably will have a capitali zation of 10,000,000 prizefighter dies after Chicago bout â– contest at gilmore's gymna sium in loop proves fatal j " to albert wilkowski boxer and 5 arrested permit refused by steward men battle in secret before fifty spectators prize fighting under the state and elty ban added a Chicago death to its toll of victims yesterday when albert wilkowski 1605 west ohio street died at st luke's hospital from injuries inflicted on him tuesday night by joseph mccarthy iu a ten-rour.d bout in gilmore's boxing acad emy 35 adams street through this death it was disclosed to the city officials that despite the state laws and city ordinances prohibiting prize fights and boxing bouts many of the for bidden contests have been held in down town boxing academics and physical cul ture gymnasium men have entered the rings for bouts without medical eramina i tion fighting for stipulated purses or col lections taken among . the spectators thorough investigation of these places and a closer clamping of the lid are to follow j less than an hour after h had fought i mccarthy who is twenty-one years old i and lives at 347 fifth avenue wilkowski . known in fighting circles as jack cobmu i of grand rapids became unconscious 1 he was hurried to st luke's hospital . where he died last night from"vbat sur . geons said was a fracture of the skull falls from exhaustion whether he suffered the injury in a blow ! from mccarthy or when he fell to the '. floor of a lavatory from exhaustion after [. the fight is expected to be brought out by a coroner's jury iu connection with the ngat the following are under arrest harry giluiore former lightweight cham pion pugilist owner of the school who ls alleged to have refereed the fight james barry former champion bantam weight pugilist who is said to have ref ereed with glimore george w leathern 31 cehter avenue i instructor at gityinore who was wilkow ski's second joseph mccarthy twenty-one years old 347 fifth avenue pupil at gilmore's school and wilkowski's opponent william sullivan 1218 west polk street ! a salesman mccarthy's second vincent brus 236 north ashland ave nue prizefighter and friend of wilkowski not until late yesterday afternoon did i the police learn of tuesday night's fight j then they were informed of avilkowski's i having been taken unconscious to the hos pital soon after his fight arrests of those involved in arranging and giving the bout were begun at once and soon six men were nn_Â«r arrest coroner's inquiry awaited rians were bclug made for charging them with a criminal violation of the laws on prize fighting when word was received of the death of wilkowski soon after 6 o'clock at the hospital then the men were ordered held without any charge until the coroner makes an inquiry into the death the bout was pulled off in defiance of the police glimore having been refused n permit for it by chief steward some time ago in order to make the weight wilkowski reduced from 170 pounds to 148 pounds since jannnry 20 at which time he fought fred glimore at fort atkinson wis and was knocked out in four rounds after the fight mccarthy went to the i shower bath rooms with wilkowski who complained he felt ill and went to a lava tory when he failed to reappear brus and leatham found him on-the floor uncon scious leatham summoned dr d it macmnr tln who ordered wilkowski hurried to the hospital mrs anna rystadt sister of the dead pugilist said her brother had been train ing for the fight for several weeks and that he complained of being ul from re ducing tuesday night when he left here he said he would win as he wanted to take down enough money to get himself a suit of clothes and have a little spending money she said she understood the win ner was to get 30 santa anna sword sold mexico cnrlo dealers hawk weapon given general by u s city op mexico feb 9 a sword presented by the united states govern ment ln 1855 to general santa anna then president of mexico is being hawked around mexico among curio dealers nnd has been offered to the mexican govern ment for 2,000 the sword was presen ed to general santa auuu us a mark cf appreciation on the par=_of the united states of gome act of tjj^mexliran presi dent years after the ju^awnr of lndc â– - fendence and an r mm mmm f nooii will rom the united s iam mm had taken texiis liit.i the y sw m baroness elopes with lieutenant de forest friend of king edward hunts wife world over head for u.s one clew life guards officer and titled companion sought by detectives special cable to the examiner london feb 9 the world-wide search baron arnold do forest ls making for his wife has just revealed the fact that she eloped with lieutenant h c s ashton of the second life guards detectives are striving in every country to find the couple giving much attention to spain a rumor is current tbat the baroness has returned to the hene of her mother lady gerard another stjry is that the elopers hurried to gibraltar boarded a steamer and are now on their way to new york ashton is a noted show horseman popu lar in and out of the english army set but very little is known of his acquaint ance with the baroness to those who have fol'.owed the career of the former ethel g_rard her act is less amazing it has become known that the baron and baroness were unhappy they were mar ried ln 1904 she is the only daughter of the second baron gerard and a god-daugh ter of ithe late lady kosebery before marriage she was devoted to sports and being beautiful and accomplished was a favorite in society first wed rich widow maurice arnold baron de forest is thirty-one years old two years the senior of the baroness he was adopted by the late baron hirsch and it had been gossip that he is a natural son his mother being a miss de forest an american when baron hirsch died de forest was created a hereditary baron of the austrian empire by emperor francis joseph and queen victoria's royal license empowered him to enjoy his title in the united kingdom when de forest was twenty-two he wedded the wealthy widow of albert menier the french chocolate manufacturer they did not get along well she gave much of her time to horse racing owning one of the finest stables in france de forest fond of the sea was rarely far from his beautiful yacht honor the diversity in tastes inspired frequent quarrels soon after a son was born to theiu the marriage was annulled on the ground that he was a jew at the time of the ceremony and the catholic church does not recognize umrriages between its com municants and jews enjoy s king's friendship the baron then settled in england to en joy the patronage of king edward who was a great friend of baron hlrsch con stantly in society he met the then miss gerard and after a short courtship mar ried her as a wedding present he gave i her a rope of pearls costing 350,000 it was one of the most talked of wed dings in europe everywhere it was said that the match would be unhappy for a time they were in perfect harmony on the question of yachting nnd cruised a good deal on the honor the husband's great estates in hungary anil st james park where spencer house is situated also saw them often lately news crept out that they had disagreed and while the baron was running for the house of commons in southport their trouble was brought np to silence him in the campaign sympathy here strangely enough is not with the deserted husband possessing ! wealth position and everything that money 1 can buy he ls gradually losing the popu ' lerlty he once enjoyed in abandoning i her husband the baroness also left behind j 1 two sons alarlc not quite five years old i ; and john who will be three next week . ll arrest is due in swope poison case to-day dr hyde blamed in verdict at inquest the verdict of the jury col swope came to his death by rea son of strych nine adminis tered in a cap sule by dr b c hyd e but whether by fe lonious intent or not we the jury are unable to say physician connected hy coroner's jury with poisoning of colonel swope and some of the chief witnesses in the case theÂ£loicer picture teas taken in court during the inques and shoios from left to right nurse doran mrs logan 0 swope and nurse keller he refuses to testify on advice of counsel prosecutor says that is suf ficient for purposes of the state when physician fails to take the stand coroner's jury decides mil lionaire died by strychnine administered by order of his niece's husband we did not get fair show avers doctor may drop . libel suits rather than submit to examination independence mo feb 9._an ar rest undoubtedly will take place to-morrow in connection with the death of colonel thomas h swope the inquest ended this afternoon in a verdict that the aged millionaire and ph lanthropist came to his death from strjcb nine administered under the orders of di bennett clark hyde this decision was reached by the jure after an hour's deliberation ncd after ;: dramatic scene 4n court brought bout bj the refusal of dr hyde to take the wil ness stand that is sufficient for the purposes . ' the state said prosecutor viigt conklir significantly after he had put dr hyde . lawyer flatly on record ee refusing to nll-i the physician to testify tinder jr_r circ-u-i stances from the attitude of the prosecutor ii believed certain that a warrant will <, issued to-morrow dr hyde who married a niece of colo bel swope listened calmly as the verdl wns read his face was a study as the foreman slowly proceeded to read the usnai dry preliminaries he was pale when the foreman read his name he grasped the back of a chair and attempted to smile immediately fterward he con ferred with his attorneys and with one of them left the courtroom rushed into s waiting automobile and went to kan<a city did not have fair show i have said all i can say on this mat ter he said we did not have a fai show mrs logan o swope and her nurses l who had been in the courtroom up to noon did not hear the verdict read they were told of the finding by john g paxton one of the lawyers for the estute immediately afterward whether death was caused with felonious intent the jury did not attempt to deter mine its work consisted of deciding the manner of death just what this will mean for the immediate future is not known virgil coukling county prosecutor has refused to tell his plans it rests with him whether there shall or shall _Â»_ be an arrest dr hyde at his home to-night refused to receive interviewers the doors were closed even to friends of the family mrs hyde also refused to be seeu it was learned however from a substantial source that dr hyde was conferring with his at torneys and that he might dismiss his libe suits rather than give his deposition doctor refuses to testify the testimony of miss pearl keller the nurse who attended colonel swope in b last illness and that of dr i.udwig lie toen and dr frank j ha'l held grc weight with the jurors but tho refuse oi dr hyde to take the stand and testify ;.. figured as the chief cause ot their action frank walsh attorney for dr uy when his client was called this morning interrupted the proceed in and refaseii to allow the physician to go upon lie stand this caused a stir in the courtroorj and during the argument which foi jwc'j between attorneys for the state coroncj zwart and dr hyde's lawyers angr^gfl were spoken the attorney for dr hyde have ib vised him not to testify jmr walsh s:<i^^b we do no^care for him to testify herts and therefore at our ingestion he mi ii decline to be swor leaves room witi coroner i have here a copy of a newspaper "Â£ february 1 began virgil conklir .__ prose cuting attorney it contains -_ signed statement by dr hyde and in the light o his refusal to testify i desire to " if this is done for the purpose of pul â– ilcatien shouted mr walsh i " i must insist upon it dr zwart sui to mr conkling and jurt what the ben tence pertained to the courtroom did nâ€žl kdow soon there came the explanation certainly i'll see yon privately m conkling said and together they left the room as they did so attorneys for the swope estate were smiling dr hyde a 1 straight ahead a carrmft and the p e--ttng n tf-fc j votes to retire peary as admiral senate passes bill giving ex plorer high rank and emoluments washington d c feb st se senate of the untied states to-day hon ored commander robert e peary u s n by passing a bill granting him the rank and emoluments of a rear admiral and providing for his immediate retire ment this action was all the more sig nificant because it was done without a word of dissent and without a word of praise snch prompt and emphatic action spoke more of the sincerity of the purpose of the senate than dozens of speeches lauding his achievements would have done the bill of senator hale providing for this promotion and his immediate retire ment with the highest pay received by one of his rank was favorably reported from the committee on naval affairs of which mr hale is a member where the matter was fully discussed without dis closing a single opponent to the proposi tion to thus signally honor the discoverer of the north pole the navy department recently found it impossible to further extend the leave of absence of mr peary and at the same time it was unable to give him an assign ment commensurate with his distinguished services this placed the commander in an anamolous position and chagrined navy department officials sands sets air mark american breaks world's speed record in monoplane at hellopolis special cable to the examiner cairo feb 9 the american aviator sands using an antoinette monoplane at the aviation meet at heliopolis beat the world's speed to-day he covered three and one-eighth miles in four minutes twenty-two seconds the cairo corre spondent of the sportsman does not men tion sands he gives the record to duray who used a farman biplane and says his time was four miiwites twenty-live and two fifths seconds the dally mail's regular dispatches agree that sands broke the rec ords but reuter gives his time as four min utes twenty-two and three-fifths seconds asquith seeb king to-day special cable to the examiner london feb 9 lt is stated that at the conclusion of to-morrow's cabinet meeting prime minister asqvith will go to : brighton for an audience with the king it ls believed that john redmond the irish leader has been assured that the licensing clause of the bsdget which effected ireland will be modi fled iu the hew finance bfll bernard ulrich to manage opera here season of twenty weeks each year is planned for chi cago house announcement was made last jÂ£i_l by john c shaffer that bernard t7t*wk * baltimore has been appointed business manager of the new Chicago grand opera company he will arrive in this city next monday and at once assume his new duties for the last six or seven years mr ulrich has been a resident of baltimore but was once a resident of Chicago nnd is well and fnvorably known here said mr shaffer he has been business man ager of the lyric theater in baltimore he raised a guarantee fund of 100,000 with which to finance a project that re sulted in the bringing of the metropolitan opera company from new york to balti more for a performance once a week for twenty weeks each year in Chicago we propose to give twenty weeks of grand opera every year mr ulrich has been iutimately asso ciated with musical art for many years and when living in Chicago he was con nected with a music enterprise more sage gifts made financier's widow has bestowed 150,000 during western trip 1 tialveston tex feb 9 ln a three j days journey through texas mrs russell sage who says she ls on her way to cali fornia to enjoy a much-needed rest made contributions to charity amounting to ; something like 150,000 the little town uvalde got 0,000 for an orphan asylum and school el paso got 25,000 for a hos pital fund bracketville receives 15,000 toward n 50,000 fund being raised to build | a sanitarium a school fund at pecos re ceived 15,000 a sanitarium at boerne 10 000 and a half dozen hospitals and asy lums over the state from 1,000 to 3,000 each it is said that investigation into each charity had been made previous to mrs sage's trip swedish king resting ii-ti i able to take liquid xourimliraent special cable to the examiner stockholm feb 9 the following bulletin was issued by physicians attend ing king gustaf at 8 o'clock this even ing the king slept quietly several times ladng the day and was able to take a\.l nourishment the pain has almost tppeared but hi majesty is still fa tsmvr temperature l world's foremost dressmaker lady duff gordon is now writing exclusively for the Chicago sunday examiner under the name of lucile this member of the british nobil ity has built up ft wonderful business in gown making in lon don and she now has come to the united states to start a sec ond eitablubntent by ip-tcia arrangement she will conduct the fauhion department of the sunday examiner for next sunday she has â– whole page with attractive illustrations in which she shows how mi/i owners set fashions aij women should read the article lady duff-gordon un covers the seitret machinery of styles fresh from paris which are settled l,y the manufacturer two years before an nouncement vou don't believe it well it ls hard to believe but lt is so hsve you never thought how odd lt is that at once hen l is auiintinced that tan ls to be the fashion for spring that the shops overflow with fabrics and tar could lt be done unless ihe fashions were agreed upon two years before being made public b sure to tell your newsdealer that you want the sunday examiner 4>4^Â£o<>c>-<>e>4>ck>oo ill i m i

Chicago examiner iw â– _. mvm\x " m the weather im : r.^bchicago and vlclnlty generally a i Â«Â£ fair thursday and friday llflhtly l j ' colder thursday moderate north to 3 ' * Â«. __ wmmw . jfcjj northwest winds becoming variable am vol viii no 44 a m thursday february 10 1 910 18 pages rp ( mm wimini * ' i . ji jl 60 to ibe fluto show m t i gs for information on most of the cars as p \ vjy well as many exceptional bargains ln Â«_ j a \ second-hand and rebuilt machines see the 4 j examiner want flfls jj price one cent delivered by carrier rim tn v>-.ph ao o>bt per moat ___ | 512.425.000 for deep waterways utica to lockport is given million rivers and harbors commit tee bill ready adoption will mean 14-foot canal cairo to gulf 4,500,000 ohio river gets 4,175,000 lyman cooley and col bixby for commission washington d c feb 9 of a total of about 45,000,000 to be carried by the rivers ond harbors bill nearly one tlilrd or 12,425,000 is to go to the mississippi river and its tributaries or to the ultimate deep waterway through the heart of the country it practically commits congress and the government to grant the prayer of the deep waterway con gress fourteen feet through the valley i the bill will be ' reported inte to-morrow it j is expected it should not be understood that the 512.425.000 is all to go to the deep water way proper the lnkes-to-the-gnlf route gets a total of 5,250,000 distributed as fol 1 lows lockport to ciica canal 1,000,000 avail able after certain preliminaries mississippi hiver from st louis to cairo for preliminary work and plans 750,000 lower mississippi from cairo to the gulf for revetment nnd regulating chan nel 4,500.1)00 2,500,000 in the rivers and harbors bill proper and 2,000,000 in the andry civil appropriations bill for con tinuing contracts ohio river gets ivlost the remainder of the big appropriation roes as follows missouri kiver from st louis to kansas city 1,000,000 the upper mississippi from the Illinois river to min neapolis 1,000,000 and for the ohio river 4.l7ijigoo it will be observed that the ohio pi^er really gets the ffoii'i sh.ir that va ia be expected the resilient has strongly indorsed that scheme and it was the only one he did specifically app'.'ove in lis trip flown it river but the advocates of the i real eep waterway projet now feel that i ohio wl'l be appeased and that ihe presi jent will sign the bill for the other im < nrovements the 1,000,000 specifically for the lock i port-to-utica canal is to he avsilable by 1 l december 1 next after certain preliminary 1 bk work has been done that new work is to mv consist first of all of a new survey in con ' nection with the state and a report as tot whether it will be advisable to co-operate i with the state in its plans the survey and plans arc tn te made by a special board composed of four army en gineers and one engineer from civil life it i is specifically stated that the chairman of | the last board shall be the chairman of the ! new one and that chairman is colonel . bixby who is regarded as being f rieudly j to the underta__g ii cooley fo be on board f lyman k cooley is now slated fur the civilian place on the board as he to the ) most enthusiastic deep waterway advocate ' of them all it is especially provided in the bill that the report of the board shall be ready when the next session of con gress is convened so that the plans can be approved immediately and the 1,000,000 , r-ppropriation made available for immediate work the wnvli of the board is not to come out of the 1,000,000 there being a special appropriation of 50,000 for the survey snd plans the members of the board are j to be allowed 6,000 a year but their pay s army officers is to be deducted from , that salary whether or not the proposition of the j bill will interfere with the plans of gov 1 ernor deneen for the slate remains to be ( seen it is claimed by the advocates of , 1t that the state and the government c%n ( work in perfect harmony and that the tate can start its work as soon os it pleases it is in the plans of the rivers and har-j â€¢ bors committee that the cooley scheme j of locks and dams for the mississippi be _ tween st louis and cairo shall be adopt 1 ed also ' with two dams one ftt jefferson bar â€¢ racks mo and the other at commerce â€¢< til lt is claimed that water power snf - sclent to pay for the maintenance of the ' whole reach of the riter can be gen , rated , calls john l bigamist f^flr.f wife declarer sullivan's di vorce waa illegal providence r 1 feb 0.-mr annie batep sullivan who was the wife of the former poglllst john l sullivan vho ecentiy went through a marriage ceremony vit anoth4Â»r woman said to-day obe !â– t.tiimhe legal wife of sullivan home ttme ago my lawyer told me to write to bj e clfrk of the court at Chicago and uak pam to eÂ«-nd me a copy of the divorce ha-yere which mr hulli-aa wan aald to ree e got there mrs hnlllvan al4^Â£o<>c>-<>e>4>ck>oo ill i m i